Some of you have probably picked up by now that I can, in fact, squiggle some lines on a paper in the crude approximation of art. I figured I’d share some of my more recent and less cringe-worthy pieces with everyone in an attempt to atone for my somewhat questionable takes regarding the game and the meta.
I’d say “enjoy”, but the closest thing to enjoyment these will bring you is catharsis knowing that it’s possible for someone else to be worse at art than you are.
Nevertheless, partake of the cringe as best you can.
Not a dude but a nerd, Ocea Twalk is from my own work of fiction. Also note that the “Sea Curse” note thing has nothing to do with the Arcane Odyssey version.
Ego is something to be broken, thrown into the mud, and burned—for the sake of the individual and those around them*. Also, it’s the only bit of my humor that’s even marginally funny.
*I say this completely unironically. Pride is not the opposite of shame, but it’s source.
Some more drawings, most of which I kinda just abandoned, hence the unclean quality. That said, sometimes the liney-sketchy look actually looks better? (Does anyone else feel this way?)
Breath of the Wild—Zelda and sleepy Link. Also yes, it is ZeLink, everything I do is basic, including my shipping. I intended to do more, but got bored, lol. Drawing two people is hard.
So you saw the first piece of Ocea Twalk? She’s in the Black Iron Navy, so I decided to draw her in uniform and with her weapons. I also did a slightly less dressed version primarily to draw the Sea Curse on her (on her upper right leg).
I literally never bother practicing expressions, hence why the most expressive my characters can be is either mildly irritated or smug. Here I tried to rectify that.
Okay, I am so horribly sorry that what you’re about to see is all I’ve done. I’m not even gonna defend it—it’s hideous and an art style considerably different from my standard. I decided to do something without lineart for once, and the results kinda just speak for themselves on it.
Backstory is this: with all the Dame Art going about, I figured I’d do one of her too. That said, I wanted to do something different for once, so I tried changing the art style into an insultingly bad attempt at a Renaissance style. True to Greek renaissance styles, I made the Dame’s pose a bit dramatic and muted the colors. I gave up after a bit—it just looked too awful and there wasn’t much I could do.